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mcjules wrote:If there are so many of these "muslims" who want to impose their value system on us, where are the grass roots political parties or even a spokesperson willing to speak out about it? Perhaps they exist but I would expect the Bolt's of this world to make a big deal about them. Come to Sydney and witness it first hand
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Crusader wrote:"9GABmeme420" wrote:Murdoch Rags Ltd wrote:"9GABmeme420" wrote:I know people who used to be part of my parents' community back in Iraq who have lived here for years and have made no effort to learn English. They impose their views onto the others who have assimilated and they actually want to go back to their home country now that they have made more money. They live with their ethnic group and believe they are superior to others.
So while my parents adopted the culture, made new connections and became proud citizens, these primitive apes decided to stay segregated from others and attempted to bring their relatives down with them, while leeching off the country's generosity. Are they Australian citizens? Any suggestions for how better to assimilate people into Australia? Do people need to 'assimilate'? Edited by Murdoch Rags Ltd: 25/10/2015 12:10:55 PM I don't know if they are citizens or not. We hardly ever see these people because we don't want to. I think the only thing we can do is be as open as we can, and hopefully they will embrace society. There will always be fuckers like them who choose not to appreciate the country that has improved (and in some cases saved) their lives. I think people should be able to keep their culture but accept our culture too. My parents still cook food they ate back home and they still go to traditional celebrations with Assyrian/Arabic music etc. What they have dropped was their conservative values which do not match with our Australian ones (for instance anti-homosexuality, arranged marriages, sexist views). Where are your family from, I have been working around Baqofeh lately. They're Assyrians from the north of Iraq.
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batfink wrote:mcjules wrote:If there are so many of these "muslims" who want to impose their value system on us, where are the grass roots political parties or even a spokesperson willing to speak out about it? Perhaps they exist but I would expect the Bolt's of this world to make a big deal about them. Come to Sydney and witness it first hand I think McJules is from Adelaide so yes, things are very different in Sydney.
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theres a stigma about public spaces/ common areas in Australia, coz thats where people who dont drive can get to, ie Indians and Chinese (and heres the assimilation part -> ) expecting everything to be the same
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"9GABmeme420" wrote:Crusader wrote:"9GABmeme420" wrote:Murdoch Rags Ltd wrote:"9GABmeme420" wrote:I know people who used to be part of my parents' community back in Iraq who have lived here for years and have made no effort to learn English. They impose their views onto the others who have assimilated and they actually want to go back to their home country now that they have made more money. They live with their ethnic group and believe they are superior to others.
So while my parents adopted the culture, made new connections and became proud citizens, these primitive apes decided to stay segregated from others and attempted to bring their relatives down with them, while leeching off the country's generosity. Are they Australian citizens? Any suggestions for how better to assimilate people into Australia? Do people need to 'assimilate'? Edited by Murdoch Rags Ltd: 25/10/2015 12:10:55 PM I don't know if they are citizens or not. We hardly ever see these people because we don't want to. I think the only thing we can do is be as open as we can, and hopefully they will embrace society. There will always be fuckers like them who choose not to appreciate the country that has improved (and in some cases saved) their lives. I think people should be able to keep their culture but accept our culture too. My parents still cook food they ate back home and they still go to traditional celebrations with Assyrian/Arabic music etc. What they have dropped was their conservative values which do not match with our Australian ones (for instance anti-homosexuality, arranged marriages, sexist views). Where are your family from, I have been working around Baqofeh lately. They're Assyrians from the north of Iraq. Figured, Nineweh is still a beautiful place.
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mcjules wrote:If there are so many of these "muslims" who want to impose their value system on us, where are the grass roots political parties or even a spokesperson willing to speak out about it? Perhaps they exist but I would expect the Bolt's of this world to make a big deal about them. We both know there is a tiny minority who are vocal and get all the attention. The rest of the muslims are too busy living their lives and not trying to cause a stir.
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Is there a "whiter" capital city in Australia besides Adelaide? Canberra maybe? The "multicultural" experience varies depending on what city you are in. Not too many radical Moslem clerics or orthodox Jews in Gundagai or Mareeba.
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Munrubenmuz wrote:Is there a "whiter" capital city in Australia besides Adelaide?
Canberra maybe?
The "multicultural" experience varies depending on what city you are in.
Not too many radical Moslem clerics or orthodox Jews in Gundagai or Mareeba. Canberra is pretty white. Not sure about Adelaide though. Sydney is a completely different story all together.
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u4486662 wrote:Sydney is a completely different story all together. That's my point. It easy to be pro-multiculturalism when you live somewhere where all the imports are in small numbers and fairly benign. It's another matter if you live somewhere else. And for the record I'm all for immigration and multiculturalism. Just pointing out that the argument is not as easy as some would make out.
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Agree with above.
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Maybe they should start building more places of worship (all variations) in Canberra so Pollies can get an idea of what its like coexist with different religions. Maybe it would open their eyes a bit more.
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mcjules wrote:If there are so many of these "muslims" who want to impose their value system on us, where are the grass roots political parties or even a spokesperson willing to speak out about it? Perhaps they exist but I would expect the Bolt's of this world to make a big deal about them. Why do they have to organise politically? These are people who reject democracy, why would they want to form parties and try to be democratically elected? Look at at Middle East, it's not like ISIS are preselectint candidates for the upcoming elections, they are achieving their ideological aims through violence and force.
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rusty wrote:mcjules wrote:If there are so many of these "muslims" who want to impose their value system on us, where are the grass roots political parties or even a spokesperson willing to speak out about it? Perhaps they exist but I would expect the Bolt's of this world to make a big deal about them. Why do they have to organise politically? These are people who reject democracy, why would they want to form parties and try to be democratically elected? Look at at Middle East, it's not like ISIS are preselectint candidates for the upcoming elections, they are achieving their ideological aims through violence and force. 100 percent. Democracy is virtually non existant in the middle east since fundamentalism and tribal warfare are the keys to power
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Quote:Muslim children walk out when national anthem is sung
ANDREW JEFFERSON Herald Sun October 26, 2015 5:02PM
A VICTORIAN primary school has been criticised for allowing Muslim children to walk out of assembly while the national anthem was sung.
Cranbourne Carlisle Primary School says a religious month of mourning is the reason Islamic children are able to opt out of singing or listening to the anthem.
Lorraine McCurdy, who has two grandchildren at the school, told 3AW she was furious when school officials invited students to leave during Advance Australia Fair.
“Two children got up and said `welcome to our assembly’ with that a teacher came forward and said all those who feel it’s against their culture may leave the room,” Ms McCurdy said.
“With that about 30 or 40 children got up and left the room.
“We sang the national anthem and they all came back in.
“I saw red, I’m Australian and I felt ‘you don’t walk out on my national anthem, that’s showing respect to my country.”
Independent Senator for Tasmania Jacqui Lambie also hit out at the school, which promotes the ethos of ‘Many Cultures, One Community.’
“I find that absolutely devastating, we should all be singing the Australian national anthem and we should be doing that with pride,” Senator Lambie said.
“That’s part of us.
“I find these schools that are allowing this to happen disgusting.
“I don’t think religion needs to be brought into the national anthem.
“We should all be proud to be Australians and proud to sing the national anthem”
Principal Cheryl Irving said during the month of Muharram Shi’a Muslims do not take part in joyous events, such as listening to music or singing, as it was a period of mourning.
“Muharram is a Shi’a cultural observation marking the death of Imam Hussein,” Ms Irving said. “This year it falls between Tuesday October 13 and Thursday November 12.
“Prior to last week’s Years 2-6 assembly, in respect of this religious observance, students were given the opportunity to leave the hall before music was played.
“The students then rejoined the assembly at the conclusion of the music.”
Kuranda Seyit, secretary of the Islamic Council of Victoria, said he understood the school’s sentiments but called on more flexibility.
“I’m a Sunni Muslim myself but I understand Shi’a sensitivities and for them this is a very holy time,” Mr Seyit said.
“It’s a time when they are encouraged to reflect on the martyrdom of Imam Hussein and abstain from all forms of celebrations.
“However for young children I think things like these should be assessed on their merits and a balance found.
“People need to remember that these Muslim children are not against the Australian national anthem but are not allowed to be deemed to be celebrating.
“Maybe there could be a bit more flexibility.”
In a statement, the Department of Education said it supported the school.
“The Department supports our schools to be inclusive for all students, this includes understanding or respecting religious cultural observances.
“From 2016, the new Victorian curriculum will include new subjects such as respectful relationships, world views and ethical understanding, helping to build more inclusive schools and communities.”
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria/muslim-children-walk-out-when-national-anthem-is-sung/story-fni0fit3-1227582881588You've got to be kidding ](*,)
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That's how it starts.
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SocaWho wrote:Maybe they should start building more places of worship (all variations) in Canberra so Pollies can get an idea of what its like coexist with different religions. Maybe it would open their eyes a bit more. [youtube]watch?v=Qa4LtSgOeao[/youtube]
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StiflersMom wrote:Quote:Muslim children walk out when national anthem is sung
ANDREW JEFFERSON Herald Sun October 26, 2015 5:02PM
A VICTORIAN primary school has been criticised for allowing Muslim children to walk out of assembly while the national anthem was sung.
Cranbourne Carlisle Primary School says a religious month of mourning is the reason Islamic children are able to opt out of singing or listening to the anthem.
Lorraine McCurdy, who has two grandchildren at the school, told 3AW she was furious when school officials invited students to leave during Advance Australia Fair.
“Two children got up and said `welcome to our assembly’ with that a teacher came forward and said all those who feel it’s against their culture may leave the room,” Ms McCurdy said.
“With that about 30 or 40 children got up and left the room.
“We sang the national anthem and they all came back in.
“I saw red, I’m Australian and I felt ‘you don’t walk out on my national anthem, that’s showing respect to my country.”
Independent Senator for Tasmania Jacqui Lambie also hit out at the school, which promotes the ethos of ‘Many Cultures, One Community.’
“I find that absolutely devastating, we should all be singing the Australian national anthem and we should be doing that with pride,” Senator Lambie said.
“That’s part of us.
“I find these schools that are allowing this to happen disgusting.
“I don’t think religion needs to be brought into the national anthem.
“We should all be proud to be Australians and proud to sing the national anthem”
Principal Cheryl Irving said during the month of Muharram Shi’a Muslims do not take part in joyous events, such as listening to music or singing, as it was a period of mourning.
“Muharram is a Shi’a cultural observation marking the death of Imam Hussein,” Ms Irving said. “This year it falls between Tuesday October 13 and Thursday November 12.
“Prior to last week’s Years 2-6 assembly, in respect of this religious observance, students were given the opportunity to leave the hall before music was played.
“The students then rejoined the assembly at the conclusion of the music.”
Kuranda Seyit, secretary of the Islamic Council of Victoria, said he understood the school’s sentiments but called on more flexibility.
“I’m a Sunni Muslim myself but I understand Shi’a sensitivities and for them this is a very holy time,” Mr Seyit said.
“It’s a time when they are encouraged to reflect on the martyrdom of Imam Hussein and abstain from all forms of celebrations.
“However for young children I think things like these should be assessed on their merits and a balance found.
“People need to remember that these Muslim children are not against the Australian national anthem but are not allowed to be deemed to be celebrating.
“Maybe there could be a bit more flexibility.”
In a statement, the Department of Education said it supported the school.
“The Department supports our schools to be inclusive for all students, this includes understanding or respecting religious cultural observances.
“From 2016, the new Victorian curriculum will include new subjects such as respectful relationships, world views and ethical understanding, helping to build more inclusive schools and communities.”
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria/muslim-children-walk-out-when-national-anthem-is-sung/story-fni0fit3-1227582881588You've got to be kidding ](*,) To be fair that's more about their observance of their religion than not respecting Australian culture. And as there is a freedom to practice whatever religion you want in Australia this shouldn't be an issue. And calm your bloody farms before you launch into a tirade and think about what happened. Media beat up.
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SocaWho wrote:Maybe they should start building more places of worship (all variations) in Canberra so Pollies can get an idea of what its like coexist with different religions. Maybe it would open their eyes a bit more. If you believe in the construct that is Australia you have to allow them to build mosques where ever they want. And as ridiculous as I find religions (I'd ban them all) there's no wriggle room on this. The constitution explicitly states that you can practice whatever fucked up religion you want in Australia free from discrimination. You're on very thin legal and moral ice arguing one type of church structure is allowed in one place but not another.
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@StiflersMom
Totally agree with your views and let us accept that the Islamic people will NEVER mix in or assimilate in any western country and boy wait and see what happens to the European countries next few years. Fifteen years ago I asked a business rep. why the Muslims are the way they are, and he bluntly told me they are told NOT to mix with us from their Imams or parents. As for me I feel proud to be Australian first and a proud Greek second and have here since 1956. Sorry but brace for very difficult times ahead worldwide. Algreco
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algreco wrote:@StiflersMom
Totally agree with your views and let us accept that the Islamic people will NEVER mix in or assimilate in any western country and boy wait and see what happens to the European countries next few years. Fifteen years ago I asked a business rep. why the Muslims are the way they are, and he bluntly told me they are told NOT to mix with us from their Imams or parents. As for me I feel proud to be Australian first and a proud Greek second and have here since 1956. Sorry but brace for very difficult times ahead worldwide. Algreco Thanks, really appreciate it , highlighted the most eminent part Edited by StiflersMom: 26/10/2015 09:06:25 PM
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The political definition of the word "assimilation":
All migrant groups to Australia must assimilate by giving up all their foreign allegiances or they can "fuck off" while hypocritical cultural cringers are allowed to pour scorn on any Australian-born who has the nerve to want our own Australian head of state instead of a foreign one, and/or who dares mentions the removal of a foreign flag from the canton of the Australian flag, and/or who requests the replacement of the part of "oath of allegiance" which forces Australians to swear allegiance to a foreign monarch (rather than only to the Australian people) before they can hold a high position of public service be it in the government, judiciary or the military.
ps. now waits for the typical squeals of faux outrage :-({|= and pathetic hypocritical excuses for why one particular foreign allegiance is still needed to be imposed on all of us Aussies in the 21st century :roll:.
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algreco wrote:@StiflersMom
Totally agree with your views and let us accept that the Islamic people will NEVER mix in or assimilate in any western country and boy wait and see what happens to the European countries next few years. Fifteen years ago I asked a business rep. why the Muslims are the way they are, and he bluntly told me they are told NOT to mix with us from their Imams or parents. As for me I feel proud to be Australian first and a proud Greek second and have here since 1956. Sorry but brace for very difficult times ahead worldwide. Algreco Thats got to be the biggest load of shit ive ever heard. Bosnians are muslims amd assimlate well . Kosovars , ethnic russians at al, the problem is we expect them to assimalate but nothing is said when yiya's and nonas dont dpeak any english
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You can understand that Muslims find it difficult to fit It when the Koran instructs them to not associate with the infindels and kaffirs. The some of them complain about being marginalised, resort to extremism and blame us for it.
The sad thing is the vast bulk of Muslims are decent folk, few people are inherently violent, but it's the small minority who have the potential to destroy peaceful multicultural Australia and Australia's tolerance towards this religion. The people complaining about the counter terrorism operations and Australian attitudes towards Islam now, wait until bombs start going off, then you will see what prejudice and intolerance is really like.
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StiflersMom wrote:algreco wrote:@StiflersMom
Totally agree with your views and let us accept that the Islamic people will NEVER mix in or assimilate in any western country and boy wait and see what happens to the European countries next few years. Fifteen years ago I asked a business rep. why the Muslims are the way they are, and he bluntly told me they are told NOT to mix with us from their Imams or parents. As for me I feel proud to be Australian first and a proud Greek second and have here since 1956. Sorry but brace for very difficult times ahead worldwide. Algreco Thanks, really appreciate it , highlighted the most eminent part Edited by StiflersMom: 26/10/2015 09:06:25 PM [youtube]5jl-OJJVAEg[/youtube] Jewish Lobbyists who have a dominant influence on media, ideological intellectualism, finance, law, politics etc encouraging Europe and western nations to accept waves of muslims. It isn't Islam that pulls the strings that makes these things happen. So I wonder why they don't preach the same "multicultural mode" for Israel, surely their motives are pure and righteous. Ha Edited by unshackled: 26/10/2015 10:14:19 PM
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Unshackled m80 just go back to your nazi forums.
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Jeff W wrote:The political definition of the word "assimilation":
All migrant groups to Australia must assimilate by giving up all their foreign allegiances or they can "fuck off" while hypocritical cultural cringers are allowed to pour scorn on any Australian-born who has the nerve to want our own Australian head of state instead of a foreign one, and/or who dares mentions the removal of a foreign flag from the canton of the Australian flag, and/or who requests the replacement of the part of "oath of allegiance" which forces Australians to swear allegiance to a foreign monarch (rather than only to the Australian people) before they can hold a high position of public service be it in the government, judiciary or the military.
ps. now waits for the typical squeals of faux outrage :-({|= and pathetic hypocritical excuses for why one particular foreign allegiance is still needed to be imposed on all of us Aussies in the 21st century :roll:. Missed this on the first pass. Agree with all of it. Well said.
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Jeff W wrote:The political definition of the word "assimilation":
All migrant groups to Australia must assimilate by giving up all their foreign allegiances or they can "fuck off" while hypocritical cultural cringers are allowed to pour scorn on any Australian-born who has the nerve to want our own Australian head of state instead of a foreign one, and/or who dares mentions the removal of a foreign flag from the canton of the Australian flag, and/or who requests the replacement of the part of "oath of allegiance" which forces Australians to swear allegiance to a foreign monarch (rather than only to the Australian people) before they can hold a high position of public service be it in the government, judiciary or the military.
ps. now waits for the typical squeals of faux outrage :-({|= and pathetic hypocritical excuses for why one particular foreign allegiance is still needed to be imposed on all of us Aussies in the 21st century :roll:. Not sure why a simple benign word like 'assimilate' evokes such an extreme reaction, nor what the Republic debate has got to do with anything.
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MvFCArsenal16.8 wrote:algreco wrote:@StiflersMom
Totally agree with your views and let us accept that the Islamic people will NEVER mix in or assimilate in any western country and boy wait and see what happens to the European countries next few years. Fifteen years ago I asked a business rep. why the Muslims are the way they are, and he bluntly told me they are told NOT to mix with us from their Imams or parents. As for me I feel proud to be Australian first and a proud Greek second and have here since 1956. Sorry but brace for very difficult times ahead worldwide. Algreco Thats got to be the biggest load of shit ive ever heard. Bosnians are muslims amd assimlate well . Kosovars , ethnic russians at al, the problem is we expect them to assimalate but nothing is said when yiya's and nonas dont dpeak any english Muh whataboutisms Please stop it's a tiring argument Edited by 433: 27/10/2015 12:34:14 AM
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MvFCArsenal16.8 wrote:algreco wrote:@StiflersMom
Totally agree with your views and let us accept that the Islamic people will NEVER mix in or assimilate in any western country and boy wait and see what happens to the European countries next few years. Fifteen years ago I asked a business rep. why the Muslims are the way they are, and he bluntly told me they are told NOT to mix with us from their Imams or parents. As for me I feel proud to be Australian first and a proud Greek second and have here since 1956. Sorry but brace for very difficult times ahead worldwide. Algreco Thats got to be the biggest load of shit ive ever heard. Bosnians are muslims amd assimlate well . Kosovars , ethnic russians at al, the problem is we expect them to assimalate but nothing is said when yiya's and nonas dont dpeak any english The ones that dont fit in are the Sunnis.
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433 wrote:MvFCArsenal16.8 wrote:algreco wrote:@StiflersMom
Totally agree with your views and let us accept that the Islamic people will NEVER mix in or assimilate in any western country and boy wait and see what happens to the European countries next few years. Fifteen years ago I asked a business rep. why the Muslims are the way they are, and he bluntly told me they are told NOT to mix with us from their Imams or parents. As for me I feel proud to be Australian first and a proud Greek second and have here since 1956. Sorry but brace for very difficult times ahead worldwide. Algreco Thats got to be the biggest load of shit ive ever heard. Bosnians are muslims amd assimlate well . Kosovars , ethnic russians at al, the problem is we expect them to assimalate but nothing is said when yiya's and nonas dont dpeak any english Muh whataboutisms Please stop it's a tiring argument Edited by 433: 27/10/2015 12:34:14 AM What a load of shit. I wouldn't expect anything less from you. The problem isnt people who are muslim its peiple like you who expect people to assimalte from one group but ingore another group.
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